Young Miniatures - New Release May 23rd

[Guy]

Young has announced a new 90mm figure to be released May 23rd

YM9002
Title : US TANK CREW WWII
Size : 1/20(90mm) Scale
Material : Resin
Pieces : 12
Master by Bodi Krisztian
Painted by Young B Song

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[Sambaman]

"Hello Second Armored.....", Cool piece, nice crisp folds. I like the woven cap as a hat choice too. Good Work Young!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[garyjd]

Not a big WW2 fan but it's very nice. The cap is a cool touch. ~Gary

 

[Mark S]

Nice!
Very starchy.

 

[tonydawe]

I'm a big fan of Young's work, but this figure just doesn't look right to me. Maybe its the way its painted or photographed, but the folds in the pants at the back just don't look right to me. Shame because its a great figure otherwise.

Cheers

 

[Bad91Fellow]

yes, the folds are looking very especial, but i like it. the figure reminds me of an oil painting, but i think it's the pose and the way he is painted.

Lennart

 

[Einion]

Nice to see a stand-alone figure of this subject in this scale. Maybe it's exaggerated by the paintjob but the creasing looks too crisp to me; concertina folds that sharp imply a very stiff fabric, or that it's starched.

IMO it also doesn't look like there's enough bulk in the pushed-up sleeves, easy enough to resolve if you're fussy though.

Einion

 

[doedskvad]

I also noticed that the folds that form while you are sitting are missing. And those are normally the ones that give "life" to the trousers.

 

[43rdMichael]

Agree that the creases on the back of the legs may be a little sharp and there could be more evidence of bunching/folding around the hips/crotch area, but I have to say that for all of that, it went straight to the top of my rolling list of kits to buy. One of the best figures I've seen in a long while!

 

[spectr]

I agree too, The folds are way to hard. Other than that the figure looks
OK. Maybe Young can find a different pose for his figure's. The first few where good, but now it's the some pose for every figure.